Aimee Davison

I was pleased to find out today that Yellow Media's stock has plunged to $0.03 and that usage of phone books is now so poor that Calgarians need to be reminded that they can still request residential phone directories. Paper phone books have clearly outlived their usefulness, per the interview I gave to OpenFile Montreal in April, 2012.

I was not very pleased, however, to find out that a whole stack of mini Yellow Page directories had been delivered to my apartment building again:

Guess what? Dave Herman, an improviser and actor from New York City, is doing 100 Jobs in a year!

I met up with him and interviewed him about his new (familiar!) project:

I shot a spot for Marcelle cosmetics to promote their new BBcream!

English version:

I have a shocking announcement to make: After six months, Praxis Art never sent me or gave me anything I was entitled to after I spent $10 000 USD on their "Non-Visible Art" Kickstarter project. My bank is disputing the transaction and has refunded my money. Here is a video explaining the situation:

I attended the Occupy Wall Street protest in New York City and made a short documentary about the experience:

I gave a short talk on October 30, 2011, about the influence of social media, self-publishing and self-broadcasting on communication in the 21st century at the Institute of General Semantics in New York City:

I created this social media savvy video to encourage new fans and educate the masses about the ubiquitous Like button:

I re-edited the video for Job 97: creating a spray painted street art mural as a gift to a new bride. I couldn't obtain the rights to the original music, so here is a new cut of one of my most romantic jobs:

It's hard to believe it's been exactly two years since I launched 100 Jobs. I am so very close to finishing this project and moving on to new ventures, despite some recent setbacks, which I'll get into later this week. My one request: if you haven't already, please fan me on Facebook because I need 1000 fans to close Job 28. I am doing a draw at fan 500 and 1000 and creating a credit video of everyone who fans me.

I'm saving the speeches for another day, and wanted to share with you this year's Yellow Page Mountain, in English and in French. This time, I want to deliver my new mountain, which will likely be converted into a sculpture, to the appropriate government office and lobby for opt-in legislation.